In this episode of Navigating Risk, host Luca Rosi is joined by Strategic Planning & Communication Consulting Lead at Gallagher, Chris Andrew, and Proposition Growth Leader for EVP, Michelle Sequeira, to discuss how organisations can reimagine Employee Value Proposition (EVP) to meet the evolving needs of today’s workforce

Authors: Michelle Sequeira Christoper Andrew

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EVP is often mistaken for a benefits package or employer branding initiative. As Chris and Michelle explain, a modern EVP is far broader serving as the strategic framework that aligns workforce expectations, organisational purpose and brand promise. By connecting these elements, EVP becomes the foundation for a consistent, credible and engaging employee experience.

This episode explores

  • A practical definition of EVP, and why clarity matters
  • How to close the gap between stated EVP commitments and employees' lived experiences
  • Why fairness, transparency and authenticity are essential to a credible EVP
  • How EVP is likely to evolve as organisations become increasingly data‑led and skills‑focused

The discussion provides a structured, forward‑looking perspective on how EVP can help organisations manage people risk, strengthen culture and support future workforce requirements.

Author Information

Christoper Andrew

Christoper Andrew

Strategic Planning & Communication Consulting Lead

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